Residents raise concerns about Flock cameras; police chief provides overview
During public comment and commission communications, residents questioned the city's use of Flock automated license-plate cameras and the Downtown Development Authority chair said his farmers market application was denied; Police Chief Scott Boling provided information about the city's use of Flock cameras.
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Several residents raised local concerns during the general-comment period on April 7. Michael Yingling said he opposed the City’s use of Flock automated license-plate cameras. Charlie Wolgamood, identified as the Downtown Development Authority chairman, thanked staff for a quick storm cleanup and said his application for a monthly farmers market was denied. Maurice Kelly asked when the Michigan Avenue and Main Street road work would occur and inquired about the lead service line replacement timeline. Phyllis Ritchie asked about ward boundaries.
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